2-Way Random Effects ANOVA Gage Repeatability and Repeatability Experiment for Measuring Drill Holes in Wood Parts Source: M-H. C. Li and A. Al-Refaie.

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2-Way Random Effects ANOVA Gage Repeatability and Repeatability Experiment for Measuring Drill Holes in Wood Parts Source: M-H. C. Li and A. Al-Refaie (2008). “Improving Wooden Parts’ Quality by Adopting DMAIC Procedure,” Quality and Reliability Engineering International, Vol. 24, pp

Data Description Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility Experiment Response: Measured Diameter of Drill Hole (mm/10) Factors:  A: Drill Hole (Random Factor, a = 10 Levels)  B: Measurer (Random Factor, b = 3 Levels) Replications (3 replicates per Measurer/Hole, in random order)

Statistical Model

Expected Mean Squares - I

Expected Mean Squares - II

Expected Mean Squares - III

Estimating and Testing Variance Components

Experimental Model/Results

Tests and Confidence Intervals